
More pictures - this taken from the car. Most buildings are painted white which gives them a peaceful feeling.
Yes, the roads are good and we even drove through some roadworks on Friday where they were resurfacing which made me remark on their lack of potholes!! A big source of complaints in the UK, where the roads are now a disgrace! I saw a Facebook post recently where a village were holding a party in the road for their most famous large pothole -- it was 5 years old and they had even produced a birthday cake with a "5" on it and photographed it!!

There is very scrubby undergrowth and some small mammals survive, but mostly we just see pretty lizards. Doubt if there are many snakes. The bird we saw might have been a Booted Eagle as I see that they migrate through these islands, but it's more likely to have been an Egyptian Vulture which we saw illustrations of here in a tourist centre with pictures of the wildlife.

Yesterday, walked around our town-- view of the big surfing beach from afar.

Water fiercely boiling over the rocks at the entrance to the old harbour here. The sea comes growling in, it must have been very precarious being a fisherman in a small wooden boat.

Standing almost in the same place, looking down from a small cliff - the town around the old harbour with a grey shingle beach, which flings itself up onto the promenade in high tides. We had one this week and there were stones everywhere!